Congratulations to England having become the first team ever to win the men's Grand Slam: the World Cup in the three most important sports, football, rugby and cricket.
I think it will be some time before another team achieves it.
Congratulations to England having become the first team ever to win the men's Grand Slam: the World Cup in the three most important sports, football, rugby and cricket.
I think it will be some time before another team achieves it.
I think Australia might have a chance in 2022 in Qatar.
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
Then again both Mark Cavendish and Tom Simpson have won the Rainbow Jersey which is the World Road Championships so that IS the cycling World Cup
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I would defy anyone to watch today’s Wimbledon final and not class tennis one of the great sports. If cricket gets that classification then tennis definitely deserves it too.
Surely that's baseball basketball and "gridiron" only one country been winning the world series of those
USA, Cuba and S Korea have won Olympic golds at baseball while Japan and USA have won the grid iron world cup (IFAF). But neither sport is anywhere near on par with football, rugby and cricket. So those sports are disqualified.
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I would defy anyone to watch today’s Wimbledon final and not class tennis one of the great sports. If cricket gets that classification then tennis definitely deserves it too.
No doubting which is the greatest sport though!
Which country won today's World Cup at Wimbledon..?
I was actually thinking how incredible New Zealand’s sporting prowess is given that they have a smaller population than Scotland.
Undoubtedly. But also beyond sport, England/ the UK punch.
Do you think? I’m not sure it’s true, we are a rich western country with a relatively large population - about the same as France - and that’s about where we punch in most things.
I was actually thinking how incredible New Zealand’s sporting prowess is given that they have a smaller population than Scotland.
Undoubtedly. But also beyond sport, England/ the UK punch.
Do you think? I’m not sure it’s true, we are a rich western country with a relatively large population - about the same as France - and that’s about where we punch in most things.
I don't think England have finished better than second in the Polo World "Cup" or in the netball World Cup or in the Rugby League World Cup (although GB have won it) or the hockey world cup.
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I would defy anyone to watch today’s Wimbledon final and not class tennis one of the great sports. If cricket gets that classification then tennis definitely deserves it too.
No doubting which is the greatest sport though!
Which country won today's World Cup at Wimbledon..?
Stupid point because nobody is disputing that. The Davis Cup is the World Cup of Tennis although the format makes it less special IMO.
Although as per your usual riddles I am assuming you meant the three most important sports where there is a World Cup?
I was actually thinking how incredible New Zealand’s sporting prowess is given that they have a smaller population than Scotland.
Undoubtedly. But also beyond sport, England/ the UK punch.
Do you think? I’m not sure it’s true, we are a rich western country with a relatively large population - about the same as France - and that’s about where we punch in most things.
Congratulations to England having become the first team ever to win the men's Grand Slam: the World Cup in the three most important sports, football, rugby and cricket.
I think it will be some time before another team achieves it.
I think Australia might have a chance in 2022 in Qatar.
Are Qatar hosting another World Cup other than the Football then?
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I would defy anyone to watch today’s Wimbledon final and not class tennis one of the great sports. If cricket gets that classification then tennis definitely deserves it too.
No doubting which is the greatest sport though!
Which country won today's World Cup at Wimbledon..?
Stupid point because nobody is disputing that. The Davis Cup is the World Cup of Tennis although the format makes it less special IMO.
Although as per your usual riddles I am assuming you meant the three most important sports where there is a World Cup?
Oh. Someone's taking this thread a bit seriously!
I think football, rugby and cricket are, by a long way, the three most important sports in which national teams compete for a world cup. Today, we became the first country to have held all of them, in the men's version. That's all.
Congratulations to England having become the first team ever to win the men's Grand Slam: the World Cup in the three most important sports, football, rugby and cricket.
I think it will be some time before another team achieves it.
I think Australia might have a chance in 2022 in Qatar.
Are Qatar hosting another World Cup other than the Football then?
Qatar are hosting the only one - of the three - that Australia have not yet won. And, while they're unlikely to win it, they may be closer than anyone else to win the Grand Slam, after England.
Congratulations to England having become the first team ever to win the men's Grand Slam: the World Cup in the three most important sports, football, rugby and cricket.
I think it will be some time before another team achieves it.
I think Australia might have a chance in 2022 in Qatar.
Are Qatar hosting another World Cup other than the Football then?
Qatar are hosting the only one - of the three - that Australia have not yet won. And, while they're unlikely to win it, they may be closer than anyone else to win the Grand Slam, after England.
I'd say that New Zealand are just as close as Australia to winning all three
I know they're British entries but could also add the Tour de France (not really a World Cup) for Cycling and Davis Cup in Tennis
You could add those. But you would be wrong to do so. Because, as you say, the Tour de France isn't a "World Cup" team event, and tennis is, well, tennis, frankly.
I would defy anyone to watch today’s Wimbledon final and not class tennis one of the great sports. If cricket gets that classification then tennis definitely deserves it too.
No doubting which is the greatest sport though!
Which country won today's World Cup at Wimbledon..?
Stupid point because nobody is disputing that. The Davis Cup is the World Cup of Tennis although the format makes it less special IMO.
Although as per your usual riddles I am assuming you meant the three most important sports where there is a World Cup?
Oh. Someone's taking this thread a bit seriously!
I think football, rugby and cricket are, by a long way, the three most important sports in which national teams compete for a world cup. Today, we became the first country to have held all of them, in the men's version. That's all.
Too drunk to take anything seriously at the minute!
And I was making the point that it appears people are interpreting your original statement to mean you are saying Rugby, Cricket and Football to be the three most important sports, rather than they have the three most important 'World Cups'.
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Polo?
Bowls?
Darts?
Snooker
Netball
Rugby League?
Hockey?
No doubting which is the greatest sport though!
Although as per your usual riddles I am assuming you meant the three most important sports where there is a World Cup?
I think football, rugby and cricket are, by a long way, the three most important sports in which national teams compete for a world cup. Today, we became the first country to have held all of them, in the men's version. That's all.
And I was making the point that it appears people are interpreting your original statement to mean you are saying Rugby, Cricket and Football to be the three most important sports, rather than they have the three most important 'World Cups'.